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Aug 25 |
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vmware site recovery manager - site A to B and B to A It depends on your 'global' DR configuration..If you choose the right (for your environment and needs) solution, properly configure your SANs and your esx have enough comp resources..yes,you can avoid standby esx. |
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Aug 16 |
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vmware site recovery manager - site A to B and B to A If your storage servers support it, you can mirror LUNs and recover all (or only someone) of your VMs as if you were using SRM..but manually. In macro step you: 1) stop mirror, 2) remap mirrored LUN-target, 3) prepare for production mirrored VMs. But, as for your RTO/RPO needs..instead of SAN mirroring you can use software synchronization like DoubleTake Availability for Virtual Infrastructure or Vizioncore Replicator. |
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Aug 11 |
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vmware site recovery manager - site A to B and B to A You can have several other way to accomplish a DR implementation (a DR plan is step-by-step procedure to failover/failback your production)...and yes, you can obtain the same DR failover/failback without SRM executing manual steps. If you can describe more in deep how your virtual infrastructure (site A and site B) is actually implemented I can tell you some more details. |
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Aug 9 |
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vmware site recovery manager - site A to B and B to A Yep, you need two SRM installations (and two vCenter). All the job must be duplicated..on site A you need one or more protection groups (it depends on you storage configuration) for the 25 VMs and, at least, one recovery plan for site B. On site B you need the opposite..one or more protection groups for the 5 VMs and, at least, one recovery plan fore site A. With this configuration you will be able to start a failover from A to B, from B to A..or both. The main work (read project design) is based on storage configuration..but this may vary based on your storage server. |
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Aug 9 |
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SyncToy Failed in Task Scheduler @John Gardeniers...I agree with you (+1), I was writing my answer when you have posted your one :-) |
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Aug 9 |
answered | SyncToy Failed in Task Scheduler |
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Aug 9 |
answered | How to delete folder of owner/group 99 99 |
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Aug 9 |
awarded | Supporter |
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Aug 8 |
answered | vmware site recovery manager - site A to B and B to A |
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Aug 6 |
answered | Any way to access an IP-restricted server remotely (if I have access to an allowed machine)? |
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Aug 6 |
awarded | Teacher |
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Aug 5 |
answered | HDD not showing in explorer in Windows Server 2k8 (64-bit) |
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Aug 4 |
answered | POP mail to Exchange online Migration |
